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Drones

The U.S. is projected to have more than seven million drones by 2020. But drone technology may still be far away from preventing collisions.

 

Dicamba

Dicamba is an herbicide that allegedly can move offsite, reducing crop yield. Many farmers have filed lawsuits against manufacturers seeking compensation for crop losses.

 

Samsung Galaxy Phones

Some Samsung Galaxy phones have faulty batteries that may overheat and even explode. Samsung has recalled the Galaxy Note 7 and now faces lawsuits over the issue.

 

Roundup Weed Killer

Monsanto’s Roundup has been linked to cancer. Farmers and gardeners diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma are filing lawsuits against the company.

 

Mesothelioma

For decades, millions of workers may have been exposed to asbestos. Every year thousands of Americans are diagnosed with mesothelioma, a disease linked to asbestos.

 

Cast Iron Pipes

At best, cast iron pipes will last for roughly 50 years. Some homeowners faced with leaking pipes though are now being denied compensation from insurance companies.

 

Talcum Powder

Talc products like Johnson's Baby Powder have been linked to ovarian cancer and mesothelioma. Thousands have filed lawsuits against Johnson & Johnson.

 

Furniture Tip-Overs

Furniture tip-overs send 40,000 people to the ER every year: 25,000 of them are children. Many file lawsuits against manufacturers alleging negligence or wrongful death.

 

Ransomware

Companies affected by ransomware can lose access to their data for days, causing major disruption and even financial losses for the customers who rely on them.

 

Breach of Warranty

Breach of warranty law (or “lemon law”) allows consumers to file lawsuits against manufacturers for faulty products that fail to live up to their warranties.

 

Valspar Exterior Paint

Some consumers have reported that Valspar exterior paint damaged the vinyl siding on their homes, in some cases causing warping and buckling.

 

E-Cigarettes

Volatile e-cigarette batteries can explode, causing serious burns, broken teeth and bones, and other injuries. Many e-cig victims have filed lawsuits against manufacturers.

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